In the winter, experts recommend that you set your thermostat to 68 degrees Fahrenheit when you're home, and 60 to 65 degrees when you're asleep or away.

One of the simplest ways to reduce your electricity bill is to adjust your thermostat. According to the Department of Energy, you can save as much as 10% on your heating and cooling costs by adjusting ...

Next to under-performing insulation, drafts from your windows and doors can be another cause for a cold home. Sealing these ...

Colony Air Conditioning & Heating in Frisco shares expert HVAC tips to help homeowners extend system life, improve efficiency and prevent costly repairs.

The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection is advising customers of two things this winter season: cleaning their ...

"If your home already has radiators, a new high-efficiency boiler can be a smart long-term investment," says Pound. Best for: ...

The truth is that heating and cooling systems naturally make noise. Some sounds are harmless; others are red flags.

Washington Consumers’ Checkbook has compiled ratings of 190 air-conditioning and heating contractors in the D.C. area, and found some HVAC services charged more than $1,000 over what others do for the ...

With a cold front bringing gusty winds to San Antonio, residents finally have the opportunity to turn their heaters on for ...

Beside being an eyesore, water stains can lead to structural damage among other problems. Learn what causes water stains on ...

While it might seem logical to put a tarp or other cover over your HVAC unit's compressor during the winter month, it isn't ...